King Charles Subsidises Non-Working Nieces' Rent, NAO Reveals
King Charles secretly funds below-market rent for non-working nieces Beatrice and Eugenie, NAO report reveals.
Category : Politics
Trump Threatens to ‘Obliterate’ Iran’s Infrastructure as Oil Prices Surge
Trump threatens to destroy Iran's power and water infrastructure if ceasefire not reached, as oil prices surge and international criticism grows.
World Cup 2026: Full Schedule, Groups, Venues and Times
2026 World Cup: 48 teams, 12 groups, 104 matches. Mexico, USA, Canada host. England in Group L. Final at MetLife Stadium.
Clarkson's Farm Review: Jeremy Kardashian? The Cult of Personality Overshadows the Farming
Review of Clarkson's Farm series five: cult of personality overshadows farming, with reality TV elements and fascinating agricultural insights.
Mike Tindall Laughs Off Podcast Guest's Princess Anne Gaffe
Mike Tindall laughs off podcast guest's ignorance of Princess Anne, his mother-in-law, after a viral hug-dodge moment.
Venezuela Fury Fears Losing 'Cool Factor' After Marriage
Venezuela Fury, 16, worries about losing her cool factor after marrying Noah Price and moving into a caravan, while facing online criticism.
Scotland World Cup 2026 squad: player-by-player guide as experienced side aim for knockout stage
Scotland's World Cup 2026 squad guide: experienced side aims for knockout stage after dramatic qualification, with key players McTominay, Robertson, and McGinn.
Clooneys Arrive in Milan for 2026 Winter Olympics Opening
Amal and George Clooney attend Omega House opening in Milan for 2026 Winter Olympics; Amal wears semi-sheer gown.
US Utilities Secretly Fund Front Groups to Block Public Power Push
US private utilities secretly fund front groups to oppose public power campaigns amid rising bills and outages.
Mark Labbett Storms Off The Chase After One-Second Loss
Mark Labbett storms off The Chase after losing by one point, leaving host Bradley Walsh in disbelief.
Ruth Langsford 'Found the Light' After Eamonn Holmes Split
Ruth Langsford opens up about moving on from her split with Eamonn Holmes, finding happiness through therapy and work.
Princess Charlotte Set for Princess Royal Title
Princess Charlotte, third in line to the throne, is known as 'Warrior Princess' and may one day hold the Princess Royal title.
PIP Award Lengths Extended to Reduce DWP Backlog from April
DWP extends PIP award lengths from April to reduce backlog, with minimum three-year awards for new claimants aged 25+.
US Comedian Laura Clery Survives 600lb Fridge Crushing Her
US comedian Laura Clery survives after a 600lb fridge falls on her, pinning her down; she calls 911 and is rescued by firefighters.
Government Launches Consultation on Expanding Facial Recognition Laws
UK government launches 10-week consultation on expanding police facial recognition use, seeking views on new laws and a regulator.
Firms Profiting From Trump's Iran War Amid Recession
Investors expect Trump to back down in Iran war, but economists warn of complacency as oil prices surge and markets face stagflation risks.
Fact Check: Global Online Comments Arrest Data Not Comparable
Tommy Robinson's claim that the UK leads the world in online comment arrests is misleading; data is not comparable and includes serious offences beyond free speech.
Cameron Issues Historic Apology for Bloody Sunday Killings
David Cameron apologises for Bloody Sunday killings, accepting Saville report findings that soldiers' actions were unjustified and unjustifiable.
Pauline Hanson Breaches Senate Rules Over Undeclared Rinehart Jet Flight
Pauline Hanson breached Senate rules by failing to declare a flight on Gina Rinehart's private jet within 35 days, updating the register only after Guardian Australia revealed the omission.
New James Bond Casting Frontrunners For 007 Role
Amazon/MGM starts search for new James Bond; experts outline five key qualities for the next 007, including British identity, youth, and relative anonymity.
Premier League 2025-26: A Season of Drama in 100 Photos
A season of drama in the Premier League 2025-26, captured in 100 photos featuring late goals, managerial changes, and fan protests.
Cleaning Influencer Petitions For Animal Abuse Register
Cleaning influencer Bea Elton's petition for a UK animal abuse register reaches over 200,000 signatures, calling for automatic lifetime bans for convicted abusers.
England Squad Departs for USA Ahead of World Cup 2026
England's World Cup squad departs for USA, led by Harry Kane, with plans to acclimatise in Florida before friendlies.
Charlotte Crosby Says Celebrity Traitors Bans Reality Stars
Charlotte Crosby reveals reality stars are banned from Celebrity Traitors, but hopes the rule may change in future series.
Hundreds of Asylum Seekers Moved from Hotels to Army Barracks, Home Office Confirms
Home Office moves hundreds of asylum seekers from hotels to army barracks, closing 11 hotels to save £65m, amid criticism from Refugee Council.
EastEnders Star Tony Caunter Leaves £485,000 Fortune to Children
EastEnders actor Tony Caunter left £485,000 to his four children after his death at 88, just days after his wife passed away.
Somali Referee Denied US Entry for World Cup Amid Exclusion Concerns
Somali referee Omar Artan denied US entry for World Cup, sparking concerns over exclusion and Fifa's response.
Louis Mosley: Palantir's UK Chief Defends Controversial Role
Louis Mosley, Palantir's UK chief, defends the controversial tech firm amid criticism over its contracts and rightwing ties.
Nepomniachtchi and Niemann Tie Grudge Match 4-4
Ian Nepomniachtchi and Hans Niemann draw 4-4 in Belgrade grudge match; Magnus Carlsen finishes fourth at Norway Chess.
Sky News Interrupts for Breaking News: Healey Resigns
Sky News broke into regular programming to announce Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation, accusing PM Starmer of risking UK security. US official backs Healey's call for higher defence spending.
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